Marrakech photography course
I can recommend this course run by Traveller's Tales. http://www.travellerstales.org. I learnt a lot, not least to re read my instruction book and practice with my camera. The course also helped to assist with communication skills and confidence.
Our first task on Saturday was to take pictures in the Spice Market. Then back to the riad for lectures and downloading photos. These are a few from the first day.
Sunday saw the group in Majorelle Gardens with 5 different assignments. The first being colour -
Shape was next 
Another half hour to take 'framing' photos - 
I found the Contrast task the most difficult although there was plenty of inspiration here 
We then went back to one of our subjects and spent 25 minutes taking it again.
Monday was my favourite day - putting together a photo story. Mine was on doors and openings which I may include on another post.
The tutors were
Jon Lorie - Traveller's Tales and editor of The Traveller magazine www.travelleronline.com; Lyn Hughes -editor of Wanderlust magazine www.wanderlust.co.uk and Paul Harris - Professional photographer http://www.paulharris.net.
More photos
Spice Market
olive oil soap
Hazel having a course making lanterns
urchin with kitten (photo included for Lyn)
'Watcha looking at?'
In Majorelle Gardens or Yves St Laurent Gardens
Pouring mint tea in the restaurant on the 2nd day
Hazel and I decided to have an early morning walk to take photos. Inevitably there are a lot of cats in these pictures.
A little cutie
Early morning breakfast - doughnuts and mint tea
Hazel taking photos for her tea story
Inside the Musee de Marrakech
I chased the man pulling this door on trolley through the streets for my door story.
Paul establishing a relationship in the metal workers' quarter
Lyn and Simon with Lou in the background
Main Square
Simon, Sue and Nicki at the last meal of the course
Sara, Hazel, Darien, Karen and Lou
Katherine, Yin Lee, Jon, Nick and Steve
Finally, a photo of me taken by Nick Laing.
Our first task on Saturday was to take pictures in the Spice Market. Then back to the riad for lectures and downloading photos. These are a few from the first day.
Sunday saw the group in Majorelle Gardens with 5 different assignments. The first being colour -
Shape was next 
Another half hour to take 'framing' photos - 
I found the Contrast task the most difficult although there was plenty of inspiration here 
We then went back to one of our subjects and spent 25 minutes taking it again.
Monday was my favourite day - putting together a photo story. Mine was on doors and openings which I may include on another post.
The tutors were
Jon Lorie - Traveller's Tales and editor of The Traveller magazine www.travelleronline.com; Lyn Hughes -editor of Wanderlust magazine www.wanderlust.co.uk and Paul Harris - Professional photographer http://www.paulharris.net.
More photos
Spice Market
olive oil soap
Hazel having a course making lanterns
urchin with kitten (photo included for Lyn)
'Watcha looking at?'
In Majorelle Gardens or Yves St Laurent Gardens
Pouring mint tea in the restaurant on the 2nd day
Hazel and I decided to have an early morning walk to take photos. Inevitably there are a lot of cats in these pictures.
A little cutie
Early morning breakfast - doughnuts and mint tea
Hazel taking photos for her tea story
Inside the Musee de Marrakech
I chased the man pulling this door on trolley through the streets for my door story.
Paul establishing a relationship in the metal workers' quarter
Lyn and Simon with Lou in the background
Main Square
Simon, Sue and Nicki at the last meal of the course
Sara, Hazel, Darien, Karen and Lou
Katherine, Yin Lee, Jon, Nick and Steve
Finally, a photo of me taken by Nick Laing.
posted by carodragon at
7:51 pm
1 Comments:
Oh Caroline, I wish I was you so much. All those experiences.
I had a look through all of your posts again, just amazed by the photos.
Mum is sitting in the mall selling paintings for the third week. Fingers crossed she actually sells one this time. I'm assuming Dad is with her or doing the grocery shopping. Pierre is in Melbourne still, he finishes uni next week because he doesn't have any exams, lucky.
I'm still working through my OT course, I start my year of placements at the end of July. But, before that I am running a camp in Proserpine and flying to Sydney for World Youth Day for the Catholic Church. My first placement is in Townsville (I think), the next one is in Rockhampton (confirmed)and I'm not sure about next year yet.
I hope everyone is well over there.
Love
Anna
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